This is in Jalan Setiawangsa 19 just nearby my house

Cabling works in progress

This is the second they are pulling the cable and last night i saw they pull the cable at Jalan Jelatek

Yeah soon all the VIP package will not be a VIP anymore it just in matter of time they enforced the fair usage policy ( capping ) limit bandwidth

Twtup Director of #hssb #unifi http://tweetphoto.com/22230971

I got lot of info now live at Menara TM

During the session yesterday we manage to sort a few things out during the discussion with TM Corp Top Management.

TM is currently monitoring the Current UniFi users type of usage and behavior, that's why P2P is not blocked at this moment.

They will see and turn on the Fair Usage Policy on what kind of amount of bandwidth for Home users would be. I said to them that 60GB is insufficient for Home VIP packages.

Home users can take Biz Package if they don't want to apply the FUP but Biz Package cannot take the home package. Biz package doesn't contain IPTV

More channels will be added to IPTV soon. Astro has secured the exclusive right for their HD Channel so not sure how they counter this.

TM will enforced some sort of throttling ( decreased of speed ) if VIP Home packages exceed the FUP. However the Top Management doesn't decide what speed if u get ( This is not final yet )

This post has been edited by MX510: May 14 2010, 07:53 AM

Now still monitoring the UniFi users :-). Maybe u will get around up to 500GB per month or maybe 1500GB per month. I said this hard limit nobody can hit for Home Users and it's fair. It's too differentiate between VIP and BiZ package. There's no such unlimited bandwidth for VIP Packages for sure.

However i do also give them the comparison of our fibre ISP pricing, compare to other country to the person who decide the pricing.

If u don't want the bandwidth CAP feel free take the Biz Package . TMCorp inform me that Residential can take the Biz Package but Biz User ( Shop Address ) cannot take residential package. I don't do much IPTV since i own Astro Beyond . This already confirm by their Product and Sales Guy :-) from TM . He sit next to me during the twtup sessions. No breach on contract also if u upgrade from Streamyx to UniFi

This post has been edited by MX510: May 15 2010, 07:47 AM

You can take the Biz5 packages no problem i talk to Datuk Zam regarding the issues no fair usage policy applied but no iptv :-)

No need a company as that product guy told me during the meeting with TM Corporate management .He told me that home users can apply Biz package but Biz package cannot apply home users this is based on TM address on their system.

I will definitely use the Biz Package at my residential home address and screw up the IPTV because not really watching it since i have Astro Beyond :-)

Anybody here subscribe to Biz20 ? TMCorp is watching for the usage during the meeting the cap will be enforced anytime this year :-) or maybe earlier next year

Agreed :-) nobody using Biz20 then. Maybe i will be the first one .

This post has been edited by MX510: May 28 2010, 10:59 AM

This is my 4 Mbps normal WiFi Network usage monthly this another 4 Mbps is connected to local WiFi Network among the community no p2p allowed only ftp, http download and streaming allowed

This is average 1 month



This is daily usage for 4 Mbps for May 2010




It will hit around this much for 1 month

If UniFy capped at 60GB then god speak for you guys

This post has been edited by MX510: Jun 5 2010, 12:57 AM

TM ROLLS OUT UNIFI TO 18 MORE EXCHANGES BY JULY
Expanded coverage includes areas in Penang, Johor and more in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor

More Malaysians will be able to enjoy high-speed broadband (HSBB) services with the continued expansion of Telekom Malaysia Berhad’s ™ UniFi service coverage, including areas beyond the Klang Valley.


From July 1, UniFi will be available in 18 additional exchanges, after the service was launched in the initial four areas of Shah Alam, Subang Jaya, Bangsar, and Taman Tun Dr. Ismail on March 24.


The new exchange areas that will be available for commercial subscription include both industrial and residential areas. The industrial areas include Kulim Hi-Tech Park (Kedah), Bayan Baru (Penang), Senai and Permas (Johor). While residential areas include Wangsa Maju, Sungai Buloh, Melawati, Kepong in Selangor, Cyberjaya and Putrajaya and Damansara in the Federal Territory.


To date, the UniFi network rollout has reached 375,000 premises passed. There are currently more than 3,200 customers using the UniFi service.


TM’s total expenditure related to the national HSBB project as of 30 April 2010 has reached RM2.3 billion – covering last mile access, IP core deployment and capacity expansion for international links.


When the UniFi service was launched in March 2010, TM had in place 50 service installation teams which has now been ramped up to 140 installation teams to meet growing demand for the service. TM has in place plans to ramp this up further as more exchange areas become available for service subscription.


TM has also invested heavily in human capital development, with about 16,500 employees and 2,500 contractors having undergone HSBB-related training.


Signed in September 2008, the RM11.3 billion national HSBB project is a Public-Private-Partnership agreement between TM and the Government of Malaysia to develop next generation high speed broadband infrastructure and services for the nation. By the end of 2012 - in accordance with the completion of the first phase of the rollout as agreed with the Government – the project will have covered approximately 1.3 million premises passed nationwide. These areas, identified as Zone 1, include the Inner Klang Valley, Nusajaya in Iskandar Malaysia, and key industrial sites around the nation.


TM is investing RM8.9 billion into the project while the Government is contributing RM2.4 billion on an incurred claims basis based on project milestones reached by TM.


HSBB promises bandwidth at faster network access speeds (port speed) of 10Mbps and above, exceeding the current fastest available Broadband for the General Public (BBGP) speeds of 4Mbps offered by TM’s existing Streamyx service. HSBB also targets superior end-to-end network performance, including international bandwidth.

You might consider this one

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Added on June 11, 2010, 10:27 amI'll be testing it next week

This post has been edited by MX510: Jun 11 2010, 10:27 AM

Same speed that i got for my 4 Mbps capped at 5120kbps

Those are with Biz20 are welcome to join DCC Hub

Later i will join lah with Biz package just see that tiang cable outside the house no idea when TM will call me earlier i got contact from inside it's on August

60GB is for 4 Mbps / 24/7 download for 3 days

I have just being invited to this event

TM EXPANDS UNIFI HIGH SPEED BROADBAND (HSBB) SERVICES TO 18 MORE EXCHANGES

Telekom Malaysia Berhad ™ will be holding a briefing and service showcase to social media influencers to mark its high-speed broadband (HSBB) project’s on-track rollout to 18 more exchanges nationwide.

This follows the service launch in the four initial areas of Shah Alam, Subang Jaya, Bangsar, and Taman Tun Dr. Ismail earlier this year on 24 March 2010.

With the continued expansion of TM’s UniFi service coverage, more Malaysians will be able to enjoy HSBB triple-play services comprising voice, data and IPTV including areas beyond the Klang Valley.

Dato’ Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa, Group Chief Executive Officer, TM and Ahmad Azhar Yahya, HSBB Programme Director, TM will be present at the briefing and showcase.

I shall report what is the latest info about UniFi after this even on July 2nd

Will confirmed about the capping from TM Event today

New DSLAM for UniFi hopefully got one of this also in Setiawangsa recently build and when they work they put the signed projek jalur lebar berukband berkelajuan tinggi

Super #fakap